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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
MASON.

winters heart Il evidently broken. a. u
shed few tears yesterday, aud IL All
smiles and sunshine to-day.
The weather has been so ehsngeabls
that much sickness prevails almost every
one has q cough and many children have
feve: with Il. Dr. Twsddlc WAS called
several times 20 attend Leon ii. Tylsrs
children last week, they are reported some
better now. Milford Browns vile has
BEEN quite sick. and Dr. Wiley vas called.
IA. bean IL a. Paris attending Court q.
Juror.
no Mason IL ,fiie,ei with rheums'
tsm. 80 that he has ~ lay by.
W. n Mason Ia q, work FOR A. \. bean'
hanllng birch with -four oxen.
&. l. Abbott. Jr.. IL 81 WORK In the MIL.
taxing The place OF one o. the men thn CUT
bis hand while flllng his pipe.
De. Nils 10 mach 90, OF health sgNn'
lie has not been able 10 work but hiiie
this winter.
Hay l. going away fast, aud must be
scarce aud high; those having II 10 sell
are a.klng els for loose and ell Tor pressed
ADD bot little 20 be sold al those prices
Sioek 4. LOOKING frsirsis.
oar school close. this week. Sickness
and bad weather have been great him
irAnoe 20 10 usefulness.
Where IL iha, man Who WAS 10 have
sent In q monster petition 10 The iegisls.
iare. signed by AL The farmers In Oxford
County. asking FOR bounty on dead
cfogsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15

FranE r Sieafus. 500 % ; 2. Siearus.
Hsq .ofthis town. who hAs been In he West
sluce bis graiaAtion from Heoron Acade'
NJ, IN 1852. and l. County Superintendent
OF schools Tor Lane Couuiy, ksnsAs. re-
csuiiy f1rmed = partnership under he rfm
uams 90 Eggsr SisArus, Cor Tie business
% Real Estate brokerage. a. Dightou, has
NJ Sitarus says In private letter that
wAen be wcni ~ TIE town year 40, u
hai only FEC sot houses and oue 90 Two
frame sAaniiss. n Row has pop1l alton
~ over thoasAni With . Coating Popnls-
yon ~ a. mAny more. IA hotels. one COZ
talning seventy I've Rooms. doEen blocks
each a. large A. he Oii feilovs Block Al
South Paris. Ant an Immediate prospect o'
tsree railroads. coming O. tie town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
PORTER.

light rain the past week. making
very hard crust. Bad for the loggers, ~
the snow IL quite deep yet
IL stu continues very siekiy In this vi
entity.
Mrs. Ra,h Towle Il very sick with luna
fever, and a. she Is quite aged over o.
years-her case Is rather critical
X @ Heard and family are here for .
shor, time before returning 10 Glen Elder,
Kansas, To make that place their home.
Mrs. Heard's health has greatly Improved
the past season.
There are eleven teams drawing lumber
10 the bank OF the Great Ossipee River 81
this place, making business lively.
L. L Cook has had 10 close bis school
n this place, on account or sickness, until
he IL able 10 teach again.
They have purchased bell for the fac
tory st Ksrsr Fails to use instead OF the
whistle.
Mr.. Hben BlsIo OF this place has the
nrs, silver dollar he ever owned, and be
IL almost IS years OF age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
BUCKPIELD.

There will be q meeting st Reform Hall,
on saturday. Feb. 10, at ! o'clock ?. NJ, 10
orv.ulIe a Cooperative Batter Factory.
\, n. important that all who are Interested.
or "open to conviction" should attend
this meeting.
Perhsp. the youngest Latin scholar 10
town Is the little son OF DIR. A. &. whit
man. The little fellow IL only six yesr'
old, vet he can translate full Latin sen
fences.
saturday. The Slh. ofissrs OF fes.ender
Post gave their comrades and ladies' an
old fashioned baked bean supper.
Herbert Bennett has cut his right foot
severely while splitting wood, nearly sew
ering the heel bone.
Mrs. David farrsr, $? years old, fell anC
broke her hip while going TO church.
Mrs. w. q. Osborne and little boy o
Portland, have been spending week
DR. Bridgham's.
"wednesday evening . large audience AZ
tended the lecture delivered oy he'' Iheo
dore Observation-Disclosures
In spite OF the severe storm quite arg
number OF the "Sllyer Grsys" gathered q
Hotel Tobln, Friday evening, and danced
until the wee small hours.
The lecture delivered oy Rev. T.. I: Al
ans At the N. y. church WAS not wei ~
tended on account OF the storm.
The town has voted 70 raise $50 for
free high school.
BepJ' sp,uldlng IL on the sick list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
HEBRON.

One hundred scholars at the Academy.
Mr.. Augustus Dumpus IL hauling sons
very nice wood TO supply the students.
James Bumpus IL home from South Paris
this week.
Prof Moody spent Sunday At his faith
ef's. We understand bis school ~ North
Briig,on opened with % scholars, Tues
dsy, Feb. 1. In the Afternoon the number
was Increased 10 100.
Des. Moody remains comfortable.
I'll Packard was home from Augusta
10 spend Sunday with his family.
%. n. Trip. g. Y, OF Roeklsni, has
been spending few days With relatives
here.
Latest report sbont the weather some
what 10 the north OF us IL from man Who
said In the coolest storm the diameter wen,
down flty miles below EiOn
Saturday over one hundred students were
10 attendance al the Academy.
Wednesday evening the students recep.
ton At the chapel was attended by large
number from abroad
There are eight post grliusrsof SO this
term
Mr. Height Of the sc class came from
Canton N visit the school sni bic friend.
here. lie l. preaching Al Canton and u
highly esteemed. Like many who have
been under the Instruction. Of Prof SN'
gent, Mr.. Kulght IL happy 10 alifibute bis
success. TO the oounseis o. this faithfal
teacher.
Rev. Mr.. sp,son visited the school this
week, and encouraged the students ny re-
countlng some OF his own experiences.
MIS-. Andrews OF West Paris has come
here 20 keep house for two Daughters DAT
log course Of study. Her son wsll,ee,
who graduated here In IS, IL one OF the
mos, popular teachers la Portland.
Charles II. George. ESQ returned hone
from Augusta Tuesday afternoon, where
he has been 90 aid Mrs. Tanner 10 regard
10 her penson. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Baram has retained from Lew
lston, where wen, 20 attend the Ministeri'
al Association.
Henry Hard has bough, the Brown farm
OF Rswson Holmes.
Mrs. Churchill Was hart In the maehin'
cry OF welehvllle mill, and Mrs. Heath 10
the mill a. Oxford last week.
The Harper Nf'g Co. have purchased .
new dryer.
Mrs. Charles Smith Is sick with sci.
siics.
nis proposed 10 have sIr more Assem-
bnes, n Sufficient encouragement IL given
20 warrant H.
Mss Helolse y. Hersey. daughter OF DR..
A. l.. Hersey OF oxford. recently addressed
The Boston Woman's Eiues,ions and In
dus,rlal Union. Her subject WAS The
Virtue OF Re,icenee.~
"Christmas and Essier Day" another
volume OF Brownings. edited by Miss Her
sey. has Just been published by ID. Lothrop
4 Co, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
HIRAM


Ca Saturday. sth. the mercury fell 20 y
degrees below zero.
Francis l. Watson Il AZ Paris on the
Traverse Jury.
Miss Nina Wsdsworth. OF South Hiram,
L. attending Gorhsm Normal School.
Me- and Mrs Charles II. Gould OF North
Bridgton. and Mrs. Lorenzo Moore OF Mas.
sachusetts. have recently visited their aged
mother. Mrs. Mary N. wadsvorih. who II
qulte a.
Mrs. Marshall L. wsiswOrth l. In poor
health.
ThomAs J. Carrier Of Lynn was In town
The Tth and sth on business.
Mrs Nehitahle Storcr. widow Of The late
George Storer. died In South Hiram OF old
ace. Jan. s3i. aged IS years months and
rs tays. She was q native OF Ssco. She
vas a worthy Christian lady. and has been
= member az The Calvin Bsp,is, Church In
Cornish. She died AZ the residence OF Mt.
And Mrs. sherman q. Lord, by whom she
has been andy treated Ia her ieeiinlng
years.
Mrs james Cismous is dangerously III.
Her infant son IL dead.
ca Thursday evening. 81. Miss Nellie
Warren, 90 S0aih Hiram. Interested The
UuiversAlist Circle BY several noe reoits'
uous. she Il an elocuuonisi OF much
promise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
BRowNFIELp.

The weather 10 deligh,fuli slsighipg and
sleddiug splendid. and people are taking
advantage oft
Tuesday evening dance and oyster sup
per at the Town Hall.
wednesday evening one OF the most en-
tertsiulng entertainments that have been
given 10 this place for long timsi every
thing wen, OF jas, 10 the nick OF time
especially the oysters and cake. which
were pronounced by nearly two hundrec
good jaiges to be good enough for king
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
FAST BRowNPIELD.

The su,sr,alumen, given by The young
people FOR the repairing OF the ehandeher
came 90 on Wednesday evening. The 3D.
and was q success.
Or. Getchsli l. stopping ~ bis f.ihsr
now, The state OF bis health Is such ihsl
be Is unable 70 practice. and the prospee'
i unless be improves be will remain here,
his wife Is a. home from the medleh
school OF Boston. where she has been fo'
sOme time.
wesley I.l,tisas Is home from Pta'i'
csnce. X. l.
There Il 20 be an iron bridge over ths
Little Saeo. taxing the plsee Of the WOOD
en- one. The iron has arrived 81 the STA
ilOu.
Smith Grey, Who has been 81 work on
The llne % the =. a o, IL AZ home unso''
10 work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
ALBANY.

Qsi,e siekly in this vicinity. Several OF
Lyman Johnson's family are on the SICK
list ,..
John Grover and wife are breaking down
nader the Infrmlties OF age. Last week
she had an attack Of nervous paralysis
caused by news OF the death or their cangn-
Ter. Mrs. simon Brown OF Bethel. ,
Mrs. Grover has partially recovered ana
,h.v have gone 20 spend few weeks, PEI
h,p- the remainder OF the winter, Win
,hslr .ou sumner AZ North Waterford.
walter LIBBY. one Of our aged eiuiehs'
l. quite feeble. ,,u
We have aboat thirty widows 10 town'
In q population OF ESQ; three In one neign'
borhood whose ages average 80 years.
W. T. Gaptill. . student OF Bates Oo''
lege. IL ~ home.
Archie Cole and wife have retained rom
M,ss. He spends mos, OF his time In can
ysssing Cor nursery stock. etc.
Business IL quite lively sboat 3. LIBBY
mil A. Cummings and Isaac Crookei
.re putting In quite an amount or oiren.
% Ciark has . nice pair OF matched year
Ing steers for sale perfectly HANDY 10 'as
yoke OF out Also new mich cows TOT SAFE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
WILSON'S MILLS.

Weather jus, now IL very favorable for
business.
NJ help and find IL bard keeping foil crews.
Elias and Alfred Bennett are done maui
Ing timber. 60
Simon s,shl and Sam Gerrish are w
selling watches; watch peddlefs are plen.
~ here in the logging season. We think
II would be Q good thing II the men 10
charge would not allow them In the camps.
Our sick people are on the gain' except
Mrs. George flint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
FRYE

Miss Mad Soale has returned 10 Mas
s.chuseiri also Scott Richards, Who
came home % attend bis fathers funeral.
=. A. Reed lost very good colt, caused
By slipping on the Ice.
$. d. Br.deens little glrl 10 qui,e sick
with bad cold. bat Nc hope she VIII be
better soon.
The Wind blows quite hard to-day, bS,
II IL warn.
Hay l. going Away faster than farmers
Wish n Was; they are AFRAID they viii be
shOf, before grass grows sgaln-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
DENMARK.

Chas. o. Pendex,er IL visiting relatives
I'm Cornish. Limerick and Shspleigh.
Mr.. II. Cobb has returned 70 Brunswick
10 attend medical lectures.
s. @. Davis. ESQ 10 ~ the State cap
Kate O. Ius.lls Is spending the week In
Portland. -
Rufas Bennett IL hsaling birch 70 Brown.
ALA. The birch IL sold 10 L. A. Bradbury
and win be sawed into spool strips.
q o. Wood and son Are % work ~
Brovnr ED. saving spool strips for l.. A.
Tns Rsbeka Circle win present the drs.
ma, Through Snow and Sanshlns' fso'
ieth.
The ODD Fellows propose having grand
ball March 4; music BY Coles fall oand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
DIXFIHLD.

We bear great complaints Of "eolis.
Hardly any ore escapes this wirtsf OH
erwise from that, 10 i qulie healthy 10 our
village.
wednesday. Fcb. oh, was the nrsi day
% this winter that reminded us OF March.
The mcsi % our lawyers With The sher'
IN. are Al Paris attending The Court.
Grace and Geriic Harlow are here max
Ing visit
Marcus Ki.gore l. AWAY on visit
The Spring term % Dlrcsli Academy
vii commence Tuesday, March ]. NJ. Al
bsri n Park. Prsosptof. Mrs. Emma D.
Park. Precsp,ress.
Boru-In DlIhslt. FEB. 4. 10 the wife OF
Tharfrs Newton son
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FRYRBUR0

Ca Monday evening. Feb. Z. the public
installation OF the oficers-eleet OF Pyihsg'
0rss Lodge. y. A A. NJ, took place ~ theii
hall. and large company were entertained
The officers are
Fresi ". spriug. W. n. N. Z. Powers. >, y"
W iocts. ,. W, W. sor,ion, rrossuref, v. Y.
Max. secretary. d. y. iisstiag.. = u. Z. W
PIKE. J. u, y. Charles. =. = a W hmofy.
a =. a. wiley. Chaplain, u. W. Burbank Mar
shsi. n :. Chase, Tyler.
Ting tour.
There WAS another mock Senate Al ihs
Lycsum. Thursday eve.
Miss Hall OF Norway IL visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Dr. Sheii.
simon Saline has given up his store.
Miss Alice Morgan has some kindsrgr
Ten scholars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
UPTON.

There was q severe storm OF hall. rsin
and snow, Tuesday, followed wednesds,
by high wind. The boys and girls have
been enjoying the crust. a. II made nice
coss,ing.
Bartlett aud Chase came home from Can
ala without the horse; We learn that only
a.. 50 prevented the purchase.
N. +. Chase Was home from Richardson
Lske last week. us gives . good report
OF bis work there.
Hay will be scarce and high 10 The spring.
Mrs. Il. 4. Morse refused sis for loose hay
Monday.
Carrie Abbott IL visiting at John Aters's
In Enrol.
Lilusn Bro~n OF Grafton IL Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
NORTH PARIS.

TIE uiue son % Rev. seth Benson l.
st.l very sick.
Mrs. N. W. Dunham l. slowly recover
M from her quite serious Illness.
There afe Qaite number % scholars
from thls way attending school a. Hebron
this spfluE tenn Mr.. America Andrews
has gore % Keep house for her daughters.
Lucy And Minnie. Mr.. Richmond Also
goes % look sfer The wants Of . son and
daughter. Mabsl and Bertha Cusamsn
have also gone
The school In the Tusli District closes
this week.
n Croker % Norway came ~ last
week ard cut Zee for The farmers. who
have pet 10 large lot for use Ia The fary.
Nr. Croker hAs = nice lot ~ tools sni can
cut large amount In one DAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
AxExp TO poNs scRlrrSa

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg. III
says, "Hsving received so much benefit
from Electric Bltters. feel 10 my duty %
lie, suffering humanity know L. Have had
4 running sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told me l would have 70 nave
the bone scrsped or leg smputated. ! used
instead, three bottles OF Electric blttefs
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Save
and my leg Il now sound and well.
Electric Bliters are sold n any cents
bottle, and Bueklen's Arnies S.lve 81 99c'
Der box IT Noyes Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
RNRflN

Miss Minnie Abbott IL teaching In Dist
No Her cousin, Miss Howe ron Kun
ford. i stopping ~ Mr.. Houghion's and Is
attending The school. The school Il keep
log a. Mott house. Seven pupils from The
Hlii 90 down scross through the woods 10
attend The school
The school house 10 Dist No. has been
newly piasierci. hai chimney built, AMI
seems quite comfortable.
school Al Hop city closed tie sih inst,
Miss Peek % D.xi ~. teacher.
A dramatic entertainment 10 announced
20 come % on saturday evening. the l3th
Inst
Foartecu ,Asr.. three sable AM several
foxes have been taken BY the hunters OF
this town this winisr.
We are having iae weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
EAST SUMNER.

:. e. Head has gone 10 Apdover 70 look
atsr his mandatory OF bowels. lie has
a full crew working up his birch At bis fac
tory ~ East Sumner.
Rev. Mr. Rice supplied both palplts a.
this place on the 9Th inst lie also con-
Quoted q very interesting prayer and praise
meeting IN the evening. The people were
glad 20 hear him again.
Bennle Gerrish OF Bueinsld has been
shipping potatoes from Sumner station,
paving Csc. per oushel
Two cases OF diphtheria have proved "a
tai IN sumner. william @. Abbott and
Hereklah ststson have each lost child
from the dreadful disease. Others are AZ
rleted with . milder form OF the disorder.
Two or three parties In the vicinity are
Affected by the Dennison failure. Several
persons hsd furnished wood for him.
SLocUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
FAST BETHII.

Nc. G.len Blake drove a nice pair ofoi'
en n the Lewiston market. lie VAS ac'
oompaulsd BY Augustus Bean. They rode
home In . covered eArfl.go.
Hiram H. Bean OF this place IL a. Paris
- juryman.
Johnnie swan. who Z. conductor on the
horse car. In BD.ton, IL now speniing .
short vacation AZ bis fathers, y. I swan.
Miss lone lloli.' who has been spending
the winter q, sanford. Ia, retained home.
Mis-. Merile nasten from Milan. y III.
4. visiting relative. In this place.
L,mou, Cole has gone - Gllesi u
work for Hastings & Co. a. cookie.
Peb. n, q heavy snow storm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
souTH BHTHEL.

oar debating club IL determined 10 keep
% their old reputation OF drawing large
crowds. We have lively discussions, in'
tsre-ting papers, stamp speeches declam.
.ilons, select readings, etc, aud 10 All
furnish q frst-class entertainment 10 All
who will take the trouble n come. We
Ar. now preparing TO play . nrstclsss drs
ma, entitled coat In the Streets whlen
We shall present - soon ~ We can.
1 A. eastman has sboat hundred CORDS
OF birch 20 haul before shedding breaks up
AMI consequently will be kept busy for
while. go,
Only little Is being ions In the saw mill
this winter. People are having bat very
llttle saving done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
NORWAY LAKE.

NJ. Rowe. Harry Gibson and Others
ar haaling Ice from the lake.
storms seen 20 be more plentiful than
news about this time.
samuel Partridge IL much better aud has
resumed bis work OF driving the team Tor
J l. Partridge.
Mr.. olive Mills has been quite sick bot
i much better now.
; A. Stevens has been ~ work ~ The
pumping station. laying foundation IN
Ger The big pump.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
HARTFORD.

Al the time of this writing there is .
tough northeast snow storm. -.
The Line school WAS 70 have nnished
this week, but In consequences OF having
an uucommouly good teacher. the district
have prevailed on him TO keep another week.
J. II. Dearborn lost vaiusole COW .
short time ago.
Jonah Forbes, who has been suffering
for some time with cafbuncle on biz neck
"a slowly recovering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
pIyPIILp CENTRE.

The people In this vlelni,y are lmpfov.
Ing these pleasant evenings making soclal
calls among their nsighbOrs.
We received . pleasant call last week
from our oil friend and nslghbof. Rawson
Holman OF South Paris. who has been VS.
ltlng hl. father AMI mother. Mr. and Mrs.
Amasa Holman OF this place.
Mrs. VIII stain IL stu falling. and has
given her Oldest girl 20 Mr.. Blanche Waite
during her minority.
oar young FOLKS hai very pleasant sur
prise patty on Thursday night last a. MI.
Denulson Marbles.
oar stage driver IL Counting this week
an also are q number OF oUr townsmen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
LOCKES MILLS.

The exhibition given BY The scholar. Il.
Thursday W. = decided succoss. fret
whimau's violin solos were very nne
also The selections by the scholars or
chsstfA
10. Teboeits OF Lisbon was In town
last week.
Bryant a Eihsriis- are eai,lng Ice fo'
T.. T. Rand 4 Co.
We BEG leave 10 correct your CORES
pouteui from Brysnts Pond, 10 bis Item
hat the Locke. Mills band are 10 furnish
musle for the masquerade ball TUESDAY
evening. The Lockes Mills Hand are not
engaged 20 play. nor has II hsi any CON
uunicailon from any one a. Byant'
Pond In regard 10 playing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
"s.yrp TIE LIFE or Ny wur."

Hockport, iekss.
n,ss-while on the subject OF meoi'
cines, permit me- TO say that ! can consci.
entiously vouch for the belief that aooas
three weeks since Johnson's Anodyne LID
men, saved the life OF my wife while sui
fering from Q complication OF diseases, 10
which tonsilitis, bronchitis and species
OF iniueuIs, which has been epidemic here
for several weeks. were conspicuous. In
nearly every case where the Linimsnt wss
used internally and externally, speedy
cure has followed.
Nv children are subject 70 Group. Since
sscertaining the virtue OF the Imminent, al
that IL necessary 10 70 give than dose.
battle their chests and throat with iinimsns
and tuck them In bed, and the crvop dis'
appears % II BY magic.
Z. A. PKRRKxor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
LOWELL.

plei-In Lowell. FEB. 10Th. Mrs. Lucy
Qalut. q,
Mrs. Lacy X Andrews. wife OF klwell
Andrews. Il quite sick with gastric fever.
David StsArns Is selling bis goods and
real estate Al No. 4. AZ auction. Cole oil
Norway does the business.
OwenC Eastman Il selling the Eredonia
washer. They work well and save much
labor for the women folks.
Chri.ilan Circle next Tuesday a. Ben.
Has.elrs. Congregational Circle on Wed.
nssdsy Al Mrs.. John Ellloii's. and NO.
Circle on Saturday. a. Mrs. w. II Knee
lands
Ms. Hannah Andrew. Is quite sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
ROyBURy.

Mr.. Scott Richards. who WAS here 10
attend the funeral OF bis father. rei1rnei
% Boston Monday.
Miss Josie Roberts OF RumfJri IL visit
Ing friends In town.
A. L. Knapp WAS In town short time
AGO. AMI Bradford kuspp went back with
hin - Livermore 10 bring home The cart
which be carried there when be supposed
The farm was cold. The bargain vi. DOT
carried out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
NRMRY.

The steam mill si the Branch has been
obliged 10 shut down for repairs on the
boiler.
Isaac KIlgore tipped over his sleigh Que
DAY last week, and the horse ran away.
Amer running about mile. II WAS stopped
and taken back 10 10 owner by Walter
Foster.
Uncle Sam Eames, about ninety three,
IL in falling health; he is the oIdes, person
living In Sewry.
Pr,eland Harlow Jsmmed . nnger very
badly while ., work saving spool wool
last Friday.
4. d. Knapp has been on the sick list
for q few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15
Rrnr IxsrRANcY.

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companies like the ROYAL IxrERiAL'
GUARDIAN, LANCASHIRE, FrRE INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION. GERNAs AxKRicAS. N. Y
PRASxIrS FRE or PENNSYLVANIA. FRI
ASSOCIATION oF PHILADELPHIA, PENN
sYLyASIA FRK. ard Iss. Co. STATE oil
PESSsYLvASIA. The above are all lsrg'
ar,.el.ss companies and guarantee ab'
.olute security. against loss or damsg'
by fire. VIM. J. Wheeler sst, Old r
O. building, South Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-15

ID. A. bradford. wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, write that be Was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rem
edIes without benefit. Being Induced TO
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, DID so and Was entirely cured
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be Ia, used IL In his family for all Coughs
ami Colds with best results This 10 the
exoerieuce OF thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottles Free q. Soyes Drug Store,
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